Coach Mergim Vojvoda confirmed his confidence in David Alaba's arrival at Udinese, expressing to DAZN's microphone that the Austrian defender is a true champion and that his arrival will be a strong point for the team. Vojvoda, who has just finished his season with the national team, highlighted how Alaba has quickly integrated into the dressing room and how his experience and professionalism are already positively influencing the group.
According to the coach, Alaba's presence was welcomed with great enthusiasm by his teammates. “He is a champion and it is easy for him to integrate; if anything, we are the ones who have to adapt to him,” declared Vojvoda. The player, known for his defensive versatility and ability to lead the line, has already shown that he knows his role within the team. The coach added that the path to Alaba is clear: "he knows perfectly what to do, we respect him and I'm sure that, little by little, he will give us a great hand."
The new signing, who concluded his experience with the national team, was welcomed with great enthusiasm by the management and the fans. Vojvoda reiterated that the coach and the technical office are waiting for the moment when Alaba can enter the field and concretely contribute to the team's performance. The coach expressed his confidence in the player's ability to make a difference, especially in a period in which Udinese seeks to consolidate their position in Serie A.
The coach also mentioned the importance of a high-level player like Alaba for the team, especially considering the challenges that arise in the season. “We are waiting for him for the moment when he can take the field to play,” Vojvoda said, underlining that his presence is already an advantage for the team, even if he is not yet on the field. The coach expressed hope that the newcomer will adapt quickly and contribute to the team's success.
With matchday 6 of Serie A underway, Udinese is preparing to take advantage of Alaba's presence to improve their defensive and offensive performance. The coach ended his interview with optimism for the future, trusting that the Austrian champion will be a key element for the team in the next matches.